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Human Rights, Hegemony, and Utopia -- Poverty as a Crime against Humanity: International Poverty Law, Human Rights, and Global Justice, from Below -- The Road to San Fernando: Theoretical Frameworks as to Forced Migration and Forced Displacement within the Context of Global Justice and Human Rights -- Peoples in Movement - International Tribunals of Conscience and Struggles of Migrants, Refugees, and the Displaced for Human Rights "from below" -- The Counter-Hegemonic Origins and Potential of Human Rights, the Status of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in Latin America, and the World Bank as a Case Study -- Mexico, Colombia, State Terror and Paramilitarism -- Las Abejas of Acteal: From Massacre to Resurrection -- The Right to Community Autonomy, Justice, and Security in Mexico and Colombia as a form of Resistance.

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